Galaxy Tab A7

The only supported distrobution for my tablet (Samsung A7 Lite) is postmarket OS, and it isn't even Android. I suppose my only "hope" are the unofficial GSI flash cards for booting up Lineage OS or Evolution X, courtesy of the XDA forum. (And even then, that requires factory resetting and account de

I have a samsung tab A7, it used to be able to play Genshin but it stopped support for the device, after 2 years cant download it on playstore anymore. The playstore has cloud version but not the non-cloud. It lags during fight when I was playing it on A7. I suggest Redmi Pad Pro or Mi Pad 5,6,7 on

unsupported, the best i can do is gsi, and i would compromise my banking apps, unfortunately Should be possible with GSIs if you have your device carrier unlocked, OEM unlocked, have Linux knowledge, and know how to use Samsung ODIN sadly, they don't exist in my country Don't know what to tell you h

Redmi Pad Pro , Mi Pad 5/6/7 if you are going for samsung , you will need their S Series not the A series. I have the Samsung Tab A7 and after 1.5 years I cannot download Genshin anymore, it has the cloud version but not the non-cloud.

Awesome — I just have three questions: Does the desktop Mac version support for "Guided Comic Reading" mode? I can’t seem to find it. Will the Android version support older OS versions (e.g., Android 14)? On the Android version, could there be an option to support lower-resolution tablets (e.g., 134

Wow. That really surprises me. I never even have those issues on my Galaxy Tab A7 Lite with Android 14 and One UI 6.1, which is the slowest and lagiest Samsung device you could ever try. And on my current A55 with One UI 8, I've never had those problems.

Samsung devices have specific "secure" drivers which are against root (from what I've read). Also Mediatek samsungs (like the tab a7 lite here) the kernels are incomplete leading to instability and connectivity loss (no wifi)

This could be worth checking out. I was thinking of running some kind of home server on my rooted Samsung tab A7. But I very much doubt it will be able to handle much.

Hey sorry I late to the party but after doing some of my own hands on investigation I felt it was only right to share what I've concluded myself. I once had a Samsung. A7 lite that I was able to toss my mint mobile sim card into and was able to use it as a standalone phone. Make and receive texts an

Bringing up an old-ish thread. I've decided that maybe it's time I throw in the towel on my search for an 8" or close android tablet that is Volte compatible to use as a standalone device to make and receive calls and texts without having to pair to my Samsung phone. Between various posts and A.i. S